Morgan Plus 8 (Haynes Great Cars)
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| Rating | : | 4.77 (770 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1844253546 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-21 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He is a former Technical Editor of Autocar. About the AuthorMichael Scarlett is a respected motoring journalist who writes for a number of industry and consumer publications, including the Daily Telegraph. He is particularly well qualified to write this Morgan title, having completed the world's first press road test of a Morgan Plus 8 in 1968, following this up with road tests of most Plus 8 variants to the present day.
He is particularly well qualified to write this Morgan title, having completed the world's first press road test of a Morgan Plus 8 in 1968, following this up with road tests of most Plus 8 variants to the present day.. Michael Scarlett is a respected motoring journalist who writes for a number of industry and consumer publications, including the
This beautifully produced book, chronicling the complete story of the Plus 8, will appeal to all sports car fans as well as to Morgan owners and enthusiasts.. Assembled by hand using traditional methods, the Plus 8 had a uniquely nostalgic flavor and was, in many ways, the last of the traditional ‘hairy-chested’ British sports cars, combining old-fashioned styling with prodigious power. The fabulous Morgan Plus 8 was introduced in 1968 and continued to be produced at Morgan’s factory in Malvern for 36 years
Inaccurate The Harried Homemaker Accuracy is not this books forte. The writer is not a Morgan enthusiast or specialist, simply a reporter making some money part time as he has done before with other marques. It was apparently written to cash in on the Morgan 100 year anniversary and the Morgan company obviously exacted the inclusion of advertising co. A Morgan Book Number Six Delivery was great, but the book has a lot to be desired. I guess I bought it just to have in my Morgan library. So, basically, what it does is fill shelf space. Two really good books are:Morgan Exploration and Morgan Centenary 2009: these are worth the money!. "Worthwhile to fans of British sportscars!" according to Dave Murphy. Nice organized way of telling about the changes in the Morgan Plus 8 over the years.